Rachel Adams

I grew up in the Deep South in the Bible Belt of the U.S. I began writing around age 11 & I guess my writing grew from an exploration of the hidden culture behind the public culture around me. My escapism as a child grew my imagination and my spirit. I am now an outspoken woman & a defender of reality's truths while I write stories that showcase voices and lifestyles that are normally ignored or stepped over in reality. Though my web series is definitely urban fantasy/romance/lgbtq romance, I am a multi-genre writer. I also write and read fan-fiction. I love comics, articles, and a good book now and again, too! I love taking pictures, spending time with the hubs, my adult kids, and my friends.

Before You Begin – Walking the Blade

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What I’m doing… Walking the Blade is a series written as a method of letting off stress and steam from day-to-day life. My friend, Dawn and I, have been writing this story about two mismatched characters and all of the … Read More

Summer Sizzling

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Hello everybody! Thank you so much for hanging in there with me and with mine and Dawn’s posting for our “Walking the Blade” character. Life has been hellacious over the course of 2020 – and 2021 has not been any … Read More

REVIEW: The Shield Road

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The Premise: A thief. A princess. A warrior. A Bladekin. They wander the world alone, encountering fire and shadow wraiths, moss barons and secret royal agents. They each have their own problems, their own missions. They walk the shield road. … Read More

REVIEW: Autoboyography

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The Premise: Three years ago, Tanner Scott’s family relocated from California to Utah, a move that nudged the bisexual teen temporarily back into the closet. Now, with one semester of high school to go, and no obstacles between him and … Read More

Untapped Sound

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What is Untapped Sound? Well, considering how narrow the field is when it comes to music that winds up on the radio for us to listen to day in and day out, the untapped sound is the music that isn’t … Read More

REVIEW: A Map to the Stars

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With A Map to the Stars, Ashley Hutchison steps away from fantasy and science fiction to let us tour the mind of Avery, a girl whose childhood innocence and trust are slowly lost to people who were supposed to take … Read More

REVIEW: ANOKA

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I have always been a mythology person. I also love studying and learning about cultures and cultural anthropology is a favorite subject. However, I delved much more often into Western Europe than into any Indigenous culture. I believe I only … Read More

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